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The B Team: To Heck and Back
Today we began our experiments with some lofi hardware, simple contact mics, speakers, batteries, and some crocodile cables to connect it all. We left in pieces.
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Physical Computing Day One: Victorian Synthesizer Madness! Group C Reports In From Heck
The first day of Physical Computing started and ended with a bit of confusion in the Portal, but that is par for the course. Once we set up the various cameras and microphones, and dealt with feedback, echo, etc, the fun began!
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Physical computing Day 1 - Group B
First day of physical computing
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AudioBend
My project idea for the Interactive Music Systems was to build a glove that can manipulate sound. It was actually inspired by seeing the “mi.mu Gloves”. The paper on the “Data Glove” gave me ideas on the design aspect of the glove although the way it works is a bit more different than what I use in my glove. “Data glove” uses multiple flex sensors on the fingers and force sensitive sensors to contact the finger tips and an accelerometer to get data from the wrist control. In my glove I used flex sensor on index finger, 3 – axis accelerometer on my hand and a Distance Ultrasonic sensor on my palm. Attaching those stuff to the glove was a bit tricky but “ducktape” saved my life.
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Alien_Hamster_Ball
The Alien Hamster ball - an instrument expressed through a 3D space
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